Wednesday, July 06, 2005

The In T View

17 Comments:

I think Mister Ghost has to polish up his interviewing skills. Clearly, he was leading the interviewee when he suggested that toenail polish should be red. A professional interviewer would have asked that question in an even-handed way. :)

You do have the gift to know the difference from the good and the bad at a young age. I'm very impressed! You must feel the energy within you! WOW! Did they speak ill of him in the home or did you instinctively know? “I am speaking of you meeting the mole rat.” I did the same thing with some people at a young age and it was always the right thing to do! I still do.

Good instincts on your part! Then you knew not to say a word.

I knew from the first time I read you that you were and are a very good man! Thanks for sharing! My heart races when I read things like this. I love true stories.

Mark,You might be right; but that wouldn't change the fact that I love ladies in red ;)

Dcat,Even though my family hated Saddam, they didn't speak ill of him when I was young, not in my presence, because they fear that as a kid I might speak ill of him in public! It was an instinct and it didn't take me long to hate him and realise that I can't speak of my hate!

Ahmad,great interview!!! I enjoyed it very much...but while reading it, it also took me back to those fear and terror days we lived under Saddam's rule...my body actually started shuddering and I got goosebumps while reading that poor brother's story.

by the way, "teman bagela" is your favorite? what about Dolma, kubba, maqloba, pacha???? anyways, I love teman bagela as an everyday dish but it isn't my favorite though:)

When I heard about the bombing, I thought of Ahmad in London, also Pax and Akba, but Akba apparently is in Syria, where they just had their own little massacre in the hills overlooking Damascus. I also wondered about Dilnareen and the other Kurds. Isn't she in London?And didn't they shut down the phone system? That's probably why Ahmad hasn't posted. &

Here's what George Galloway had to say (Via http://democracyguy.typepad.com/democracy_guy_grassroots_/2005/07/idiocy_thy_name.html - Hat Tip Instapundit)

1513 Respect MP George Galloway says: "We argued, as did the security services in this country, that the attacks on Afghanistan and Iraq would increase the threat of terrorist attack in Britain. Tragically Londoners have now paid the price of the Government ignoring such warnings."